2009 | Cast as Desmond Tiny in the feature adaptation of "Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant" |
2008 | Had a recurring role on the FOX drama, "Fringe" as The Observer |
2007 | Earned a Tony nomination for his performance as composer Kurt Weill in the Broadway musical, "LoveMusik" |
2005 | Cast in the Broadway production of "Sweeney Todd" as the bloody barber; earned a Tony nomination |
2004 | Starred as John Wilkes Booth in "Assassins," a broadway musical about Americans who dream of killing their country's presidents |
2002 | Played a cross-dressing neighbor of an American woman working in London in the short-lived FOX series, "The American Embassy" |
2000 | Reprised stage role in London production of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" |
2001 | Cast as a gay postal worker involved with a gangster (played by James Gandolfini) in "The Mexican" |
1999 | Succeeded Mitchell in the title role of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" |
1998 | Acted in the feature, "Lulu on the Bridge" |
1998 | Replaced a vacationing John Cameron Mitchell in the Off-Broadway hit, "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" |
1997 | Returned to Broadway as the ship's designer Thomas Andrews in the award-winning musical, "Titanic" |
| Headlined the European tour of "The Who's Tommy" |
1993 | Made memorable guest appearance on HBO's "Dream On" as an expectant father |
1992 | Originated the lead role in "The Who's Tommy," a stage musical produced at the La Jolla Playhouse; reprised part on Broadway in 1993; earned a Featured Actor in a Musical Tony nomination |
1988 | Film acting debut in "Tokyo Pop" |
1986 | Played British rock singer Ian Ware on the syndicated series, "Fame" |
1985 | Early TV credit in the CBS miniseries, "Doubletake" |
1985 | Began acting in regional theater in such plays as "Romeo and Juliet" and "Tooth of Crime" |
| Began playing guitar at age 11 |
